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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-27
The Bible In the Public Schools vs. ''The
Bible IN the Concrete, or a Lecture
on Controversial Tactics"

The plaintiff In this case, W neither hs
be lawyer, doctor. preacher, or {
soldier, at this writing am not abl,
to say. Yet, from the general tone o
his concluding speech, presume tha
he was once "as brave lad as ever
commission bore, and brightly shone
his new tin sword. and paper cap be
wore!"
AS Capt. r. has submitted his case. ]
must necessarily make my concluding
remarks, for the present, upon this. the
greatest of all subjects, 1.-THE moral
training OF the young mind" "He
who giveth to one Of these little ones
a cup of cold water, in the name Of the
Prophet, shall in no wise lose q Proph.
cts reward.n
I read in the fifteenth chapter OF
Matthew that cit is not that which
goeth into the mouth defieth man,
but that which cometh out Of the
mouth, this defileth man." "But
thosr things which proceed out of the
mouth cometh forth from the heart,
and they defile the man." It is no
wonder then that the Psalmist says,
that out of the heart come the issues of
life. Therefore, owing to the dwarfed,
warped AMI beclouded brain Of nine
tenths of the human family and deceit
full hearts of men, it is no wonder, as
Capt. +. suggests, that the idea of the
bible in the life Of hlan, places him
across the path of the man who re-
ceives the bible in abstract doses, or
direct from the text of the sacred vol
ume.
Paul, from whom the Captain quotes
so literally, was, before his miraculous
conversion, an exponent of the Cap
tain's concrete biole doctrine; hence,
he testified upon one occasion that
when he was prosecuting the Church
of God, he thought that he was doing
Gods service. But soon after his spir-
itual eyes were opened he wrote to the
Romans as follows: II am not asham-
ed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the
power of God unto salvation to every
one that believeth; to the Jew first,
and also to the Greek.
In Paul's testimony upon this occa.
sion is TO be found nothing but the
purest of bible doctrine, learned direct
from the word of God, which is from
above and cometh down from the
Father of Lights, in whom there is nc
varia bleness nor shadow of turning.
"a subject considered IN the alb.
stract," says Webster, ''is considered
without reference to persons or. things
hence Paul, having been purged of his
former concrete (mixed) ideas of what
the bible taught concerning the coming
of Christ. the resurrection of the dead,
etc.. he began immediately to teach, te
write and to preach in an abstract
manner, without any reference what
ever to the Jewish custom or what he
had been taught by Ganabel, Ana.
Mas and King Agrippa.
Let US as teachers desire for ourselves
first, the sincere milk of the word and
issue it daily to the little ones who
have been entrusted to our care. Let
us not keep 1t over night lesti become
contaminated 10y our concrete ideas of
God and man, but let as draw 1t fresh,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-27
Official Directory.

U. S. SENATOR'S:
Hon. f. NJ. CoCKRELL, Warrensburg.
HON. GEO. G.. VEST, Kansas City.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS:
Hon. MARTIN l.. CLARDY, Tenth District
De Lassus, Mo.
u. S. LAND OFFICE-JAMEs HI. CHASE
Register; VIM. r. EDGAR, Receiver-Iron.
ton, Mo.
STATE SENATORS:
Hon. j. PERRY,JOHNSON, Twenty fourth
:,strict, Frederiektown.
REPREsENTATIvE-Iro County-W. T.
CROCKER, Goodwater.
JOHN L. THOMAS, Judge Twenty Sixth
Circuit, De Soto, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY IRON COUNTY
COURTS:

w ~ IL l. =.
CIRCUIT COURT is held on the
Fourth Monday in April and October.
COUNTY COURT convenes on the
First Monday of March, June, September
and December.
PROBATE COURT is held on the First
Monday in February, May, August and No
vember.
OFFICERS:
A. w. HoLLoMAN, Presiding Judge Coun-
ty Court.
Jos. G. GARRISON, County Judge, South
ern District.
r. j. HILL, County Judge, Western Dis
trict.
j. S. JORDAN, Prosecuting Attorney.
S. E. BUFORD, Collector.
w. A. FLETCHER, County Clerk.
JOS. HUFF, Circuit Clerk.
FRANZ DINGER, Probate Judge.
WIN. III. WHITwORTH, Treasurer.
2. w. WHITwORTH, Sheriff.
s. Z. REYBURN, Assessor.
w. n. GREGORY, Coroner.
j. L. AXE, Public Administrator.
n. w. HOLLOMAN, Surveyor.
j. b. SCOTT, School Commissioner.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-27

every morning, from the Fountain Of
Eternal life.
"Blind unbelief Is sure to err
And scan his work in vain
God is our own interpreter,
And he will make it plain"
IA lesson on controversial tactics."
"A complication of races"
II risked my life two years and q
half in black regiment"
His successor leads a reaction.n
u. g. 8. is not far from the kingdom
of God.n
In conclusion will ask, what has
the above silly illusions to do with the
subject under consideration? 20 whv
should the spirit of mortal be proud?"
g. A. MAsTON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Mr.. +. a. Maxwell, Of Pittsburgh, is
here once more. He is 81 the stamm.
3fr. ". i. Magic, Of Chicago. Ayfrour's
representative, is again at the Stamm
Home.
MTs. john L. DuuIsp, OF Louisville,
Ky, is vjpiLirg her ia:her, Mortimer
Pollock, Esq.
Miss Minnie Wolviugton, OF Thirty
third e:reet, has returned from visit 10
II!elds in Baltimore, accompanied by her
cousin, MICS Annie Watts.
Mr.. JGrea Mer!z, OF Eelluire, whoeo
death at Steubenviile il noted elsewhere,
Tag very veil known sbou. here aud his
friends will learn OF his Uut!moly death
with genuine gorrow. He was member
OF the Bethany elass OF 80. de he'd con-
sumption aud went West Tor his health.
There wGg no improvement md he ntGrted
fer home but Jailed 10 reach there.
Miss Kitty CheathaIo, one OF Nashv;lle's
preltieht AMI most Charming bellies, is one
ri tho lending melnbera Of MLCauli's
Opera Company, which j6 70 appear at
tho Opera House this evening. Miss
GneatEAm has been on The Rtaga but &
short time, Int 10 that time she has met
With wonderful succeaa, and has become
popular iHyovitH wherever sing llaH I'd.
pcared. Her splendid Icrsonati'n here
OF the Tile role in "ta!kN" will bs pleas-
sntly icInGmherod by tho9o who heard
her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
SOUTH SIDE SCRAPE
DEVELOPS INTO A CUTTING CASH,
"Bine" Watson Carved BY "Tobe" Driller
Inst Nlght-A Gnng Of Island Lads
Carrying Things with a high
Hand to be broken Up.

About midnight last night rumo,
reached the ears Of the police and report.
ers TO the effect that cutting scrape had
taken place In saloon on the South Side
short time before. For time no def.
mite clue conld be gotten hold Of to work
up, and the case WIS shrouded in mys.
terry. Later on It Was learned that the
man cut WAS "Bine" Watson, mill
hand, brother Of Officer Watson, OF the
city iorcs. Officers Hsnshumakar and
Stephens, who had bson detailed to work
up the case, on hearing this wont 10 Wat.
sous house. lie was found to have been
cut with a knife in the arm and in the
hip. Tho gosh in the arm WAS q pretty
deep one and was puining him consid.
erahly.
He stated that the cutting had been
done by Tobias Driller while they were in
Bridget Noone's saloon at No, 1855 Mar.
ket street. They bad been drinking come
when Wataon's wife entered and went to
the kitchen in tho rear TO SEQ Mrs. Noone,
Driller is reported to hsve made eoule re.
marks about her which Watson rcsented
and the cutting followed. That tho re.
suits were not more serious Is to be won.
dered Mt. Driller was not under arrest at
the time Of going to press. He will prob.
ably be caught on State warrant to.dpy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
THE SCORE.


MaI,o,v strpct Io,r y, tbe Tsm;l,on,c
rssto,Js;, 80
~. - -
Ivy 'tonio leau hHu iNc D'Ies iH:i Ill
wv 80. 30 ,"N"',' U"t
Nlsno!s ara NiosasA han plenty 10 40
N tae iieio' aEu c'd II wei.
There are too many spectators perched
on ".soas ou'Sl1e INC arauncs.
Dudley retrieved himself yesterday by
taking in red hot liner at third.
Yestpr,,ny's crowd lhoupb ureller than
tho day beloru was moro enthusiastic.
The Ha.uilto1s play the Allegheny
club to-day and Friday sad GaturdeT,
Tho Rails of pi..shr-ch r,sy .bo
Wheeling club .o.morroY and Saturday.
Tho iois-t crr ~ ooo,r,,,,,o,o,.ot, d.,
10y. :; .o u !. ri -; W .i' y
''1.' ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ ''N ''0 ""son'
,, S LAS ofsu 3u".s up tsty nei' ~
E'"oJ IT., ~.'e &c "a "'su'"'' 'Aio"e' anu
SoUu A.''S'.
Inc ont naN pia5ed c1ce!icns Ds'i yeh-
si.' ~ 5000 ~ lang ~ Was hoos,Ihe
" S1' """ '''s'' 'o'' vi 'e'lioiJ paa
ie1H'
Manager Lnra3 sp2sa very highly oil
MCN!ch1!s' umplrlng ami saId ne vas one
VI tne OeS' a"'' 'Al'cs' a'apite9 II" A"u ever
seen,
Goi!sE, oil the it"nil!ous, GRAINED the
mCsciss OF his right leg r c recant game,
and Bero, OF this city, tiled bis place yes.
terGay.
Dudley got ball ovar right hald fance
yesterday, bu! it wA1 not accommodating
enough TO keep Oh the figh. side Of the
fou! liGe.
EliiT caught Mallory Yesterday as II la
had buan accustomed 10 his delivery ior A
vasr nr un-c EIliT y;rn, r,om;on nj ha.
ing valuable player.
The Island Park grouuJs ara not vct
suIIiciealiv dried ort IA atrnrd tho bpss
exhibition Of bali pIay;nr. 4 lit,le ,nars
eur il YOU please Mr. Weather Cleyk.
rio r,rs.n,er ,o.L, 49,. c,;-t, ,lo:-
p ., iGij;Ir I raai ho' n",fn 'nhii
E', 80: ~ 'VTtk n;eiS, - me- Aau
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

i Creecent Mill roller called ut the Is.
T%LLIGE%CER oiIico lANt evening aud lai.:
that eoLHubody had Esea vlrt;ln!ziEg the
public by selling ;ickels ioi bell, which
never !ook place, for the benefit Of an I'd.
ISOLATION winch d0gs not exist. IL. ticket
read "Grsud Ball 10 be given by The Iron
and Steel Workers Benevolent ARaocs-
tioH, NJ beethoven Hall, Ihuithay even.
ing, April u, 1851. Tickets 50 cOnts.''
lhe t!CscI5 we've siGmpcd viii: the seal OF
the alleged aeGociation. The hall wua BUD.
p0gei 10 be for the immediate benefit ci
The Cresrent Mill strikers.
The lHTELLIGESCEG's informant tait he
has! leaned that bat seventy tickets were
printed, bat he c5Hid not discover who
Ind them printed. Neither had lie been
able to learn anything about tho zeal.
lie eEyB tho n:riSer4 are indignant and
want the public to understand that they
had no connection whatever with the
scheme. But they would like TO have q
chaace a. the man or men who worked il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

Chief Of Police Smith notified tho day
and night forces at roit.cait yesterday that
they were expected to strictly enforce,
after to-day, the provisiors oil tho ordi.
nance providing for the arrest Of sus.
pected crooks and those who have no
visible means OF support. In other
words, 1t is sn ordinance that
provides for the arrest OF aucb gang IS
that recently driven out Of Pittsburgh by
the snlhoritiea. Many Of that crowd
sought refuge here; included In tho mum.
Der were several well dressed aud prosper.
GUS gamblers. They were warned yeater-
day aDi many departed. Tho
others will probably travel to-day.
The homo talent ia included in the az.
gregation that the police will probably
move Oh unlpss they skip. The city is
we'll rid Of these people and tue Chief 10
to be commended for tho atep he has
taken; it should have been done before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
TIE RELIEF FUND
For Martins Ferry Sufferers GruwlnE-News
NM % II nj i,nr.nunil

For Martins FERRY Sufferers GrowlnE-Sews
Notes nnd Personals.
The relief fund for tho cyclone suTere.s
OF this town is steadily growing, aad it
needs to in order to meet the urgent de.
nands that are made on it. Mayor Eollar
yesterday received the following checks:
Clevelend, Loruin 4 Wheeling Railroad,
Si00; iieuwnod Iron Works, $50; Mnyor
Sea5right, Wheeling, s25: 7. AIT & Sons,
Bellare, $40; Henry X. Lat, $50; bank
OF Wheeling, S9l; Bloch Bros., So. A re-.
vised and correct report OF the colec.
tons made by Mr.. j. l.. Welsh shows a Bum
total Of ss753 50.
Among the amounts received Tuesday
and not reported i'll yesterdays Issue, are
the following: West Virginia publishing
Company, SO; W. F. KrGig, f. 90; Geo,
Il. Taylor, SIS: A. U. Eparter, SIS; Kraft
Bros. & Roscnbure, $50; Steamer Andes,
f25i John Wagner, $40; J. }. Jones, $9a5 ;
]. I. Mercer, Eellairc, Sl5; Andrew Ssuer'
Defiance, Ohio, s..
| AT tee lsTELLI"EScIG counting room,
Wheeling, the following additional sub
scriptiona have bsen made TO the relief
fnnd: trow, Caripbnli & Hart, So; Gar
Held Assembly X. Of l.. (cigar makers), $40.
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
William Bailey lett yesterday for In.
dinnapulia.
Workmen are "iilling in" on the c., l..
X W. track above tho ferry landing.
Yesterday small pieces offender ISSUED
from the wounds Of Miss Lucy Jordan.
at last accounts she wIs doing we'll.
a lecture il to be given in the NJ. L.
church Friday evening OF mex. week
under the auspices Of tho Oxford League.
Mrs. GrayFon'G houaes on Fifth Greet,
will he ready for their tenants in about
two weeks, il tho weather continues favor.
ablo.
Tho large tree which fell on Charles
LymHn's house, on Fifth street, was cut
down Yesterday, relieving the honso OF n
great burden.
}. I. Reilly and wiin were removed yes.
terlGy from Lee Wood's houSe to couplo
Iof roome in Rembaush's house, which
worc rented for them.
Tho Ohio l'aI!ey Ntus in to.moroY's
isFuN will advertise itself Tor sao on
account OF cyclone troubles md Mr..
Drcnnon'a constant illness.
All PeEa9n4 wishing the fall accounts OF
tho cyclone from Saturday TIL Tueslay
morning, will find it IN the WEEKLY In.
TELLiGEScEH. For sale ut tho Hanover
hotel.
TurlSlay evening ut tho lower md Of
town, tWo women engaged in 4 !.ali pull
lnE match and regular rough and tumble
light, rolling down tlIty.i0ot bank. Tho
trouble grow out Of both parties slandot.
Ing each other. Both made application
NJ tho Mayors office for tho arrel: Of zach
nther hut the Mayor being absent they |
wnra reprimnnded and ROnt home. War.
rants will 10 issued for them to-day.
Barvainn in Dry Goods at LIS, Good & Cos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

Judge George E. Bayd, who is presiding
over Par. Of the Circuit Court this term,
is still too much indispoGcd 10 attend TO
business. This Part met Yesterday, but
vas adjourned till Saturday at 0 o'clock.
In Part II before Judge Jacob, in the
case Of Margaret L. KroneHith rs William
McMuilen ior slander, the Jury returned a
verdict oi guilty, and assessed the damages
at S.. Judgment for tina. amount was
ordered entered.
In the cage Of the State vs. Henry Zim-
norman, a young man charged with Us.
sault, Gu an appeal from Justice George
Arktc, the jury returned verdict Of rot
guilty.
William Il. Dye was, on motion Of Hon.
Is. B. Doyene., admitted to practice in this
court.
Adjourned till today al 0 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
Gatarfh 10 GOnSumDtiOn,

Caarrh In its destructive force stands next to md
undoubtedly leads OH to consumption. Its there.
fore singular that those afflicted with this fearful
dlsee should not make 1t the object Of their lives
TO rid themselves Of 1t. Deceptive remedies con.
cocted by ignorant prctenden TO medical knowl.
edge have weakened the confidence o! the grea,
majority o. sufferers III all advertised remedies.
TLcy become resigned 10 u lie OF misery rather
than torture themselves with doubtful pail!atlycs
But this viii never do CHlsrrh mus! be mel al
every stnse and combaled with all our might In
nauy cases the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms. The bones and cartilage OF the nose.
the organs Of hearing, Of s,ciug mud o! tntine 70
affected rs 10 DO useless, the urulA 30 elGugstcI.
the throa, so inamed mud t,stSd III TO Produce
constant aud distressing cough.
sanpiL's Radical CuIe meets every phase Of Ca.
tarrh, from simple htat cold IL the .a0st loatu.
some and destructive smsc, !. Ia local ard con.
s;ltutionnl. Instant III relieving lermnnrni in
curing, tstc. economical and hevr,.Iailiur 80
Eacn package contains one boltlu Of lha Radical
Cur, Que box OF Catarrhal solvent, and an In,
proved Inhaler, with TREATISE; price, 81.
Porter Dnuu AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
THE onD1NANcE COMMITTEE
or Council Prepares the License ordIaans,
me- md Tax Leyiss, e

The Council Committee on Ordinance.
met at the Public Building last evening
for the purpose OF preparing the annual
license ordinance and the ordinance
fixing the tax levles for tho coming year
a duty TINT Council ct lie last meeting In,
structed the committee 10 perform, 90 A,
to be able 10 present the ordinances al
the next meeting OF Council. Chairman
Dobbins and Messrs. Tracy, Maxwell
Robertson and Gavin, Of the committee
were present. Solicitor Caldwell had pro.
pared the ordinances all but filling In The
amounts, and this the committee did.
The tax ordinance arc tho same ~
thosO Of several ycars past; each ti!habIG
30 cents and 30 cen.a tax on every SlOC
valuation Of real and personal property,
the money no derived 10 be uBed for cen.
oral purposes. The other tax ordinance
provides for tax Of 10 cents on each $lOC
valuation Of real and personal property,
the revenue TO be used Tor new sewera and
new paving exclusively.
The annual license ordinance was bul
Hlightly amended. The license Tux fol
coffee houscs laAloone) Ia left tho came
$500. also the license tax on ordinaries
hotels, etc. Tho only change really made
ia, that a circus charging on admission
under % cents will be required 10 pay hut
Tux Of S25 day, whi!o q circus charging
higher prics Of admission will bs taxed
800 per day.
Mr.. Tracy wanted to havo the yearly
licenBe tax Of tho Grand Opera House,
which is now $3.50, that being' also the tax
paid by the Opera House management,
reduced below what WAS charged tho
Opera House because the Grsnd's prices
oil admission wers lower. The committee
smiled aud refused tho project.
MIR. Maxwell made vigorous protest
against the tax oil $25 per annum that 10
charged commission marchGnts. These
gentlemen are only four or five in num-
Der; they arc all residents here and pay
taxes like other people. They are charged
license tax, while drummers GRO allowed
to como from other States and compete
with them without being charged any H.
censo foe. Mr.. Maxwell thought ths.
there was little or no iustice In auch a
MISUNDERSTANDING against the
city'a people, and made warm protest.
The committee refused, however, to repeal
that section. There will probably DO con.
siderable debate on come sections OF the
license when it staken up by Council, The
matter was disposed Of lsst night In much
less time than any former committee has
been able to dispose Of Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
Dad ISLAND BOYS.
The Police Aftor II GnuG Tint Shonld Il


Tho Police Aftor II GnuI Tint Shonld Bc
Broken Up.
For como time past complaints have
been made to tho polics about gang Of
boys, several Of them young men, whose
homes are on the Island, who have been
endeavoriue, apparently, 10 SOC Just how
tough they could become. 1t was almost
a veritable "0wl Gang" that they had
effected. The climax, however, Yas
about capped late Tuesday night, when
five or ak OF them took possession Of the
Old Waters homestead, on South Broad,
way, near the base ball park, and pro.
ceeded to have bowling time Of 1t in the
empty house, which is said to have been q
rendezvous Tor the gang for several weaks.
They raised such racket that the neigh.
borhood was scandaiized and tho police
were sent for. Officer McNichol put In
an appearance but the gang relused 10
surrender. They barricaded the officer
out and roviled him from within,
He exercised his patience and
waited till day break when he swore out
warrants for thoge that he had learned
wero in tine houss, and started in, in dead
earnest, to break the crowd up. Last ev.
ening he had three boys behind tho
bars; they were, Harry Waters, Thomas
Hirginbotham and Bick Sheppard; otherp
are to be caught. 1t is reported that beer
and girls and women Of bad repute have
assisted to make the meetings at tho Wat.
tet's place the nuisance they are said to
have become.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
TOR SALE,
PROPOSALS.
Notice 10 Contractors


boARD OF Commission EMS VI ONO Cous-, E.
| WHEELING, Va, April IS, lss7.
SSasa proposals will DO received at this ot.;cc
rtns .ou,, ts';, ~ ~ clock y. NJ, Tor tho iSi
| lSo cubic yards mRcadaml ling F''" DisIliCt'
cp,Is ~ ~ ,i o. q H. road !uchanl District 40
| batte Kun TO q. U. l. F rnnh ~, ,,,t
ImRcAu6mizng, ~ I"o'c !hluN
Glhspe kun to spr!nEers, 80 cubic ya:s mscoa.
Elm Grovc and Boggs HILL 100 cubic yards mao.
CT G55csEsvillc, Clinton and Potomac R,cA,sno Nc,
my w cubic YARDS niacatIHm, zing. '"1" N'A
HieSEsv!lle. Clinton and ro,0nnc. r,hor.-. MI.
uieS s,o cuoic yards matchmaking NN'
"sH Nun and Cherry Hill, 10 cubic ward,
mel hsi!'s li1sn ard Dement, Ccrretarv r,cb,.u,
D TjS 70 cubic yards !sInR 'N''44a'"
Yards uis neeiins Creek Clover euI), 500 crh,
!"tus tnAcauhmiZiIg. ' WV c'ioS'
| Middle Wheeling Crcrt fr,n,. n m
yariS Understandings N'ffN' e"uj' ~ cubic
rn MssSs Run to 10 cubic ys,..
King. NV e"o's !R;GS nRcHdaT-
ssS,s kgIn Tadclpha District, 100 cubic Yards
| matchmaking, N''"ie'' tVV cubic yarls
rre;lnSuis Road, $40 cubic yards mncsho,-,,,
WS,N go nsn - eho:c yHIds narntnniZtm,.
| ms asdamizIur "n run '1J CUBIC yards
or ntSer fohd @!cnn's Run to Brooke co,,, va
eupIe yards mHcadRmiEInr '"' COUNTY NV
hice and Casllcnun's Kin. IN cr,t,
aihnisng. ' ~ euo!c yards rSC
v, iITS "d SasilcnHns Run, Is cubic ynr,, ,,
MSnSSy, rSins to s. b. road, 100 cus, x,,.
smizIuH ''N' Aso e"o'c yards THcAd-
an snGTs Creek South Fork $50 cubic yard, r,o,.,
vs t6S!rS GToye aud Middle Who. linn 4,
yhtuS MACAIAmlZug way -ilnS, 30 cubic
v. rnsNSS Grove and Middle who,,,,, -,
sN W CulVcFi innsunry. ""eshHH' ~ cubic
his istf,c, M" M G"i,y and Hetlfany. Tri.,cf-
Wheeling, ', "a, 'tI ny Yards maGadAuliElns.
Whec;.s, 50 cubic yards mnCniap,itin% 4''oVfS
ani"rtHG6 aud FHirmult, SvJ cuh,' Ysr,s ,,..,,,
G! TnSn and EOnoys Point co cubic ward.
cubic C ysnf; aud Elm Grove, Richie District M
10 cHSta y ma lin GHnvc. TrIaLelrhia DIs,,ic,
~ x CuuiG yAnls matchmaking, i''' N'S"S"
aulstnS. e '-N'"oi'!hfHs inacaI-
u.aC@%SS ss ana w"sdcas Run. 100 cubic yani,7
Proposals iIr maSn,rr n,,., t,
~ t""utstln,le his lot all ,'sASt, = 49, 'AIu'
~, y due Tue cubic yHnl. All piopOS4l, mHsi s,t
s, nI m WI, naars OF bidders with pn,ionr, nV
I,pnenSin, ~ nSGnhrAniei by inc uamoS Of two
nromnole PtfrS Rs sUt!t!us for thu nr, I,., 70
VI contact, II awarded. 'N fe'"'hau'c
wa, ny Sunnll'es above given nn oulv onD,,,J.
'Un ~, Hhu nto subject 10 GhApcr, >S''' "PF'o'r
sisaed. "lIV 10 ihe under
bids. '"u t6h' 10 fe!cct amy o; NIL
'''''o'Se rto;"1SsiS Proposals for Couuty Work"
RoWr H. WOODS
"a, CLERK o. tho Hoard OF Commissioners,
W. G. SMITH, County Engineer, sIiS